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The hard rain of Typhoon Hagibis was already driving as daylight broke over Tokyo. The England v. France World Cup Group Stage fixture that we had come for was cancelled, but the Rowers weren’t about to let mediocre costumes go to waste. In comical berets and waistcoats and bowler caps,

BIG thanks to Rowers sideline photography crew Sarah, Sharon and Shayanne!

A great effort went to waste at home Saturday as a high-impact Rowing Club offense was unable to outpace a few, poorly timed structural lapses in defense, causing the Prems to come up up short against the Meralomas. The Rowers got on the board first as winger Ryan Brett-Williams was

A last second kick broke the hearts of the VRC faithful at Brockton Point Saturday, spoiling a tremendous effort by a VRC top side who are clearly coming together to play as a unit. The Capilanos opened the scoring, getting it out to a very strong back-line who made use

The Rowing Club’s premier side fell 33-5 on the road to the Burnaby Lakers yesterday in a very strong team effort that came up well short. This one came down to the hosts not letting the VRC get away with mistakes, and the Rowers not being able to keep those

The Rowing Club Premier Reserve squad lost 44-14 to Burnaby Lake on the road Saturday in a high motor game that ended up being the Red and White’s best performance on the day in terms of offensive production. A very tight Burnaby team were able to minimize mistakes and work

VRC women’s rugby team showed up early Saturday morning to a rainy pitch in maple ridge, ready to face off against ridge meadows for a second time. The ladies started the game with low energy and lack of cohesion in defensive line.Kira Langer at hooker, and Channelle Crump and Katie

The Rowing Club Reserves came up short against historic Victoria-based Rival James Bay Athletic Association today, in a 40-27 loss that featured a strong effort, mounted too late. The Reserves had trouble tackling early on, allowing some well-run clever attack lines from the hosts to break for long carries, one

A talented James Bay side came out strong at home Saturday, putting the Rowing Club down 14-0 in the first eight minutes with a backline adept at making and finding holes in a Rowers defense that looked early-on like it left any sense of shape on the bus. Following another